Tracey Berg-Fulton

Are you looking for work?

Thanks for your interest!

I'm always open to having a chat about doing good work together. Let's talk. Please email me.

What kind of work do you want to do?

Great question! My skills and interests are wide ranging, and I enjoy a challenge.

I am most interested in writing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and building digital experiences with empathy, joy, and care. Creating interfaces, prototypes, and sites is my happy place.

I am not particularly picky about frameworks or technologies: I firmly believe that each project and each team should choose the tools and approaches that best fit the needs of the team & their users.

What did you do before?

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I am currently a Frontend Engineer at Lumen Learning, where I work on UI development for student and faculty users.

Before Lumen, I was a Frontend Engineer at the National Kidney Foundation, where I worked on kidney.org using Drupal, jQuery, and SCSS.

Prior to joining the National Kidney Foundation, I was Content Lead at Cotton Bureau. I did fun things like write site copy and micro-copy, work on designer-focused campaigns and communication, and create transactional emails. I sat firmly between the product team and the marketing team to fulfill their content needs.

Prior to working at Cotton Bureau, I was Customer & Community Lead at Authentic Jobs. At Authentic Jobs, I solved problems for our awesome customers, managed social media and e-mail marketing campaigns, and helped employers and job seekers find eachother.

I also worked as collections database associate and provenance researcher at the Carnegie Museum of Art, working on the Art Tracks provenance data project. You can read about my work on Art Tracks on the CMOA blog.

Prior to working at CMOA, I was data manager for a tech start up, where I supervised a team of interns, part-timers, and full-timers who processed data, did data QA, and created a descriptive taxonomy.

From 2012 until 2017, I served as Web Chair for the Registrars Committee of the American Alliance of Museums (RC-AAM), now the Collections Stewardship Professional Network of the American Alliance of Museums (CS-AAM). I maintained and updated the former rcaam.org domain before building, designing, and launching a new site at collectionsstewardship.org and training and supporting my successor.

Speaking, writing, and etc.

From time to time, I say words in front of people, and write things on the internet and on paper. If you'd like me to talk or write, please send an email.

Past Speaking Gigs:

• Codeland Conf, 2021, Art History is a Feature: Non-Dev Work as a Superpower
• Nodevember 2017, Nashville, TN, "Hit it With A Hammer or Light it On Fire"
• Refresh Pittsburgh, "Hit it With a Hammer or Light it on Fire"
• Association of Registrars and Collections Specialists Conference, New Orleans, LA.
• American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting 2015 Un-conference (session organizer)
• Museums and the Web 2015, Chicago. (co-author)
• European Registrars Conference 2014, Helsinki.
• European Registrars Conference 2012, Edinburgh.

Publications:

Berg-Fulton, Tracey, Alison Langmead, Christopher Nygren, Thomas Lombardi, and David Newbury. "A Role-Based Model for Successful Collaboration in Digital Art History."International Journal for Digital Art History,2018.

Contributor, Alexander, Edward Porter, Mary Alexander, and Juilee Decker. Museums in motion: an introduction to the history and functions of museums. 3rd ed. Lanham, MD: Rowman et Littlefield, 2017.

Berg-Fulton, Tracey J. "Taking a Fresh Look At Provenance." Museum, July 2016, 34-39.

How can I reach you?

If you'd like to get together for coffee, or to talk about job opportunities, speaking, or writing (or if you wanted to send me an adorable photo of your pet), the best way is to reach me is via email at traceybergfulton@gmail.com.

You can also feel free to reach out on LinkedIn, but I check in there less frequently.